Kuwaiti Prime Minister Confirmed His Country’s Support for the Iraqi Government

January 12th, 2011 08:48 am

Sumerian news/Baghdad
Kuwaiti Prime Minister, his Government’s support, the Iraqi Government, calling on Iraqis to connect with Kuwait and work together.
Nasser Al-Sabah, during a subsequent House of Sumerian and attended “news,” the Iraqi Government will support the Government in many areas, Iraqi Government and people to communicate with the State of Kuwait and work together for altitude and the rise in economic reality. “
He said “our visit today to Iraq came to blessing line-up.”
And Kuwaiti Prime Minister Nasser Al-Sabah, this morning, with a delegation composed of Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohamed Sabah and Hamad Jarallah and retired Ambassador of Kuwait to the insurer Panel and Kuwaiti counsel, Baghdad Palace Abu draws upon his arrival the Prime building, to meet with Iraqi officials, to discuss common issues and congratulations to form a Government.
The file differences and border between Iraq and Kuwait Petroleum, after Britain began in 1961 the granting of independence to Kuwait, late Prime Minister Abdul Karim Kassem recognized, called time to Kuwait to spend Basra, while recognizing the Government of Iraq dominated by the Baath party in 1963 after dropping system Abdel Karim Kassem, independence of Kuwait deal, according to some historians have been compared to give the Iraqi Government disability amounts which were experiencing, Saddam Hussein, who belongs to the party itself decided on 2 August 1990 invasion of Kuwait on the background of problems regarding trsmiha borders and conflict over some oil wells.
UN Security Council issued resolution No. 833 in 1993 establishes the boundary between Iraq and Kuwait-216 km through the establishment of an International Commission of demarcation between the parties, which rejected the regime of Saddam Hussein’s first it approved at the end of 1994, following international pressure, Iraqi officials confirmed that the demarcation of the force, Iraqi land cutoff on Safwan and Um Qasr, as well as reducing Iraq’s territorial waters, urged the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on November 16, Iraq last year, to fulfil its obligations to Kuwait, notably Security Council resolution (833) on the demarcation of the out of reach of the provisions of Chapter VII of the UN Charter
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